Some feelings are too big for words — but Helsinki-based artist i know her finds a way to capture them anyway. Released on 22 May, At Least I Know How To Love is the striking debut EP from the 26-year-old singer, songwriter and producer. Written, recorded and produced over nearly three years, the seven-track collection offers an honest and deeply personal exploration of love, heartbreak and the choice to remain open-hearted despite it all. Blending intimate acoustic instrumen

Scottish avant-pop maverick Gurry Wurry returns on 29 May with The Gun Was A Quaker, the latest single from his forthcoming third album, Glue. Produced by Andy Monaghan, the track pairs bright, Springsteen-esque pop with themes of conflict, illusion and emotional uncertainty. Inspired by the historical “Quaker guns” — wooden logs painted to resemble cannons — the song explores the ways relationships can conceal tension beneath an outwardly harmonious surface. Ahead of the rel

South London’s gloriously chaotic six-piece Fat Dog are back with a vengeance, unveiling their brilliantly titled new single, Go Fuck Urself. A three-minute blast of euphoric electro-pop, the track blends shimmering ’80s-inspired synths, melodica, and Balearic grooves with Joe Love’s trademark snarling wit. Equal parts rant and rave, it’s an escapist anthem aimed squarely at the person in the mirror. The release is accompanied by a brilliantly unhinged video directed by Nine

Turnover have announced their long-awaited new album Down On Earth, arriving 29 May, alongside two brand new singles — the shimmering “Nightjar” and “I See You and Realize”. Marking the Virginia band’s first album since 2022’s Myself In The Way, Down On Earth sees Turnover entering a bold new era, releasing independently and reconnecting with the raw chemistry that first defined them. Produced by longtime front-of-house engineer Zac Montez, the record captures the energy of t